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INVESTMENTS IN SUSTAINABLE TRA SPORTATION AND LAND USE LI KAGES <br /> INVESTMENTS IN NEW TECHNOLOGY, <br /> INNOVATION AND DEVELOPMENT (1% <br /> OF NET REVENUE, $77 M) <br /> These proposed discretionary funds are designed to <br /> be administered by the Alameda CTC to develop <br /> innovative approaches to meeting the County's <br /> transportation vision,emphasizing the use of new <br /> and emerging technologies to better manage the <br /> transportation system.Eligible expenditures in this <br /> category include: <br /> • Planning,development,implementation and <br /> maintenance of new technology and innovative <br /> strategies designed to improve the efficiency or <br /> effectiveness of the County's transportation <br /> system. <br /> • Planning,development,implementation and <br /> maintenance of new technology and innovative <br /> strategies designed to better inform consumers of <br /> their transportation choices. <br /> • Planning,development, implementation and <br /> maintenance of new technology and innovative <br /> strategies designed to increase utilization of non- <br /> auto modes or to increase the occupancy of autos <br /> with the goal of reducing congestion and <br /> greenhouse gas production. <br /> • Planning, development,implementation and <br /> maintenance of new technology and innovative <br /> strategies designed to reduce transportation <br /> related greenhouse gases through the utilization <br /> of a cleaner vehicle fleet including alternative <br /> fuels and/or locally produced energy. <br /> • Environmental mitigation for transportation <br /> projects including land banking. <br /> • Planning,development and implementation of <br /> demand management strategies designed to <br /> reduce congestion,increase use of non-auto <br /> modes,manage existing infrastructure and <br /> reduce greenhouse gas emissions. <br /> • Planning,development and implementation of <br /> transportation policies designed to manage <br /> parking supply to improve availability, <br /> utilization and to reduce congestion and <br /> greenhouse gas production. <br /> These proposed funds would be distributed <br /> periodically by the Alameda CTC to eligible public <br /> agencies within Alameda County. <br />